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But is it for the better? Adios The Omelettry (well, on Burnet) http://austin.eater.com/2015/5/18/8621885/the-omelettry-s-iconic-burnet-building-will-be-demolished-next-week
But is it for the better? Adios The Omelettry (well, on Burnet) http://austin.eater.com/2015/5/18/8621885/the-omelettry-s-iconic-burnet-building-will-be-demolished-next-week
I love Italian food and I particularly enjoy innovative Italian food. Austin is starting to get a lot of bistros serving various interpretations of classic dishes, but I love the food at a tried and true place, Gusto on Burnet Road – just north of
Oh, admit it! You’ve done it once or twice. I’ve decided that being healthy means allowing myself to have a spontaneous, unhealthy treat now and then. You only live once, so they say.
People are always looking for new and unique experience no matter what city they live in. I’ve heard about the blind experience in cities like New York or L.A., but never in Austin. Quite frankly, I think it is a wild idea, albeit a very
Service Manager, Joey Carmona, always serves up a great time at La Mancha Tex Mex Tavern on Hancock. I entertained a few friends for a weeknight dinner and we sampled a number of items from the menu: street tacos, quesadillas, and fajita tacos. All were
Seriously, they have these new, fantastic bowls on the menu. Try the Mahi Mahi Powerbowl, it is delish! http://www.maudies.com/sites/47893/pdf/mar_2015_tent_print.pdf